Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-09

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'"'''tn''' ]"4H'r'r lie Is Npanlard.
ABOUT my Years ".d. and has spent
much oil ms ume al sea lnree years
ago the bark on which hr Wa> acting
a. mate was "r''cn ashor" "n The coast
oI AlIL'd III i hurricane. Lhter sailors
p'N'd'~ NasIe!ar Were me OIiN ones
WHO survivor IAe >hip"ircA' an" ole OF
l-' ''utoF~' fortunately, Fad been 4
member ot 3H ApeG.J.on iIai mad gone
INTO The interior several wears before
IN H'"t'n oil IVORY and "a' familiar
Win The countr, and the atn.tr OF the
NATIVES. 10 geL 10 the ""ar">. CIVILIZED
settlement would Ten"r" "a Journey OF
"'o"t seven ""Hi-'' "I.''> 'h'o"Sh
'hIcN JuhSi'> ar" ih.'~in',.' .o".1nd>
ana over ilIl' mountains Inc iour
started On iie Nrii some mF'.. AZ the
"h" 81 lh"hth Wo o. i..' sailors died
"I I'N'r anu after 'He.F p"d'e> IA"
"eth ueo'hut Out'r" the SURVIVORS
pI''9e" """At" to lhe place ot safety.
lheFe was p.ehtf ot tlo"d I'D the via
growing NeEe''toh' "ird nest ami
~hl'i game ana mucN danger from
the Will beasts aHd ter9cIou> natives.
ne Two men always a'oioe" the ma
yves whenever 'I WIS poN''oir' u"t on
several occasions there were hand-Io-
hand conflicts and the travellers had
many wound To TESTIFY 10 the agility
o' 'he ha'I'e-porn ci''Hehs. oh Que
occasion castelar, whIe hghi'hg with
ha'''e' was struck ID 'he lt,e Will
'ohS' Spear-llke weapon thr point OF
Whicu was arlVen through ooth checks.
OaNtelar GRABBED the Weapon and with
"eN'erouS thrust
SENT 1T INTO THE BLACK MAN ; HEART
he carried tne thing with him alter
"atd. some leaves thal the sailor
gathered checked the hemOrrhage from
the severe wound and when they got 10
the settlement, in about ten day, the
wound seemed to be healing well.
10 save Disagreement from the imper-
feet healing he reopened the wound
and sewed it up in the regular way.
But the wound did not heal as readily
as had been anticipated. and the flesh
'loughed IN surprising manner. Cas-
terlar lost Hesh, became exceedingly
weak. and in time his skin became q
dark copper color. Then the surgeon.
on examining the weapon with which
the wound was made, found that 1t was
the trayJah, or poisonous spear. The
head of the spear is dipped in yegeta-
bic poison known only to the natives,
which, though 1t acts slowly. is bcliev-
ed by them to produce certain death.
An antidote was given. and had the
effect Of improving the patient'S con.
ditiOn and rendering his skin 4 natural
color.
The external wound closed IN the
cheek out there was constant soreness
and twlnges IN both Jaws. CASTELAR, was
30 completely run down that he was
ADVISED TO take sea voyage, ana when
u tramp steamer came INTO port he
shipped on her. bound Tor China and
thehce 10 thlN c'tN. throughout the
long voyage castelar, did not have
moment peace. Inc motion of the
vessel seemed 10 ag sraVate the pans IN
MS Jaws ana On t'e "TRIP from CHINA
mere he WAS ohIS ca passenger ana
wouid nave oeeh turned over 10 the
h'ies Il me captain had not oeeh I'M
usually NH" ior MS GAZING. Inc DAY
OF Il "rrIF' he was removed 10 hoose-
'eIO ho'P'laL anu MS case was caretuily
stuuleu Ill Ihe Ilght oil the history oil the
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